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FOUR THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA JULY 30. 1938 Chairmen,Captains,Workers in Confraternity Campaign in the Savannah District Savannah o- I THUNDERBOLT MISSION ( o o o- I CATHEDRAL —O i CHAIRMAN—Thomas F. Walsh, K. S G* CAPTAINS—Hugh H. Grady, H. P. Dillon, Thomas J. Corcoran, L. L. Walsh, C. M. Feuger, Harold Mon- son, Edward A. Leonard, A. J. Gan non, John J- Fogarty, Peter R. Schreek. WORKERS—D. J. McFeeley, J. C. Herb, Robert J. Harper, Joseph A. Rossiter, J. J. Tobin, John C. Ryan, Fatrick F. Sharpe, Thos. Burke, Wm. OIlayer, Jos. A. Heffeman, E. L. Summerlin, John J. Hennessy, Mal colm R. Mell, Jos. J. MeAuliffe, Wm. H. Osterholtz, Chris Hernandez, D. M. Leonard, Jr., W. J. Teston, Mile Counihan, F. V. Puder, T. W. Oster holtz, Wm. P. Cooney, M. J. Fahey, James E- Dillon, Thos. J. Canty, Wm. J. Kilroy, Wm. J. Hernandez, Jno D. Stapleton, Jno J. Fitzpatrick, Geo. S. Nueslin, J. H. Heagarty, R. T. Fogarty, Constant A. Bero, Roy Bums, Joseph W. McAvoy, John Hennessy, R. Reid McNamara, L. C. Burns, L. J. Murry, R. W. Courtney, C. A. McCarthy, Eugene D. Curtis, Louis C. Shoemaker, J. E. Johnston, John Buttimer, Anthony L, Walsh, Thomas L. Gannon, A. A. Palmer, Edward P. Daly, John J. Downs, E. J. Gleason, Jr., L. J. Michel, J. Trap ani, John W. Davis, Maurice A. Butti mer, W. F. Walsh, C. F. Russell, Jr., Henry J. Miller, Jr., Arnold J. Sey- den. Henry B. Brennan, M. C. Mc Carthy, C. F. Powers. CHAIRMAN—Harry P. Palmer. CAPTAINS—F. H. Elmgren, Robert M. Aimar. WORKERS — Antonio Carbonell, Barbara Aimar, Joseph Palmer, Wil liam D. Howe, Elizabeth Elmgren, Re gis Mary Wilharn, Helene G. Wall, Louis P. Kulinski. Augusta CI ST. MART’S -A CHAIRMAN—Richard Reid, K. S. G. CAPTAINS— Alfred M. Battey, Vic tor G. Dorr, Marion Stulb, A. M. Mc- Auliffe, Miles J. O’Connor. WORKERS—William A. Lyons, J. Coleman Dempsey, Jerome Franklin, James B. Mulherin, James L. Bartley, F. B. Pope, Louis O’Connell, P. H. Rice, Jr., Henry Erbelding, E. J. Cash- in, Robert Bresnahan, Thomas Too- mey, Jack Heggie, Michael McBride, Frank X. Mulherin, Edwin J. Dorr, C. Victor MarkwaHer, John T. Buckley, Worth Andrews, Jr., William J. Ho gan, Dan Bolster, C. C. Kemp. O- ST. PATRICK’S O- l ST. MICHAEL’S CHAPEL O- CHAIRMAN—Thomas Lynch. CAPTAINS—Benno MoSti, B. E. Shea, Sr. O- 1 O- ST. PATRICK’S - O -d CHAIRMAN—J. R. Conners. CAPTAINS—Paul Hernandez, Wil liam Bodell, Leon M. Hobbs. WORKERS— Nina Ammatuna, Jo sephine Joiner, John F. McCarthy, John E. Joiner, Marie C. Duggan, John P. Smith, Joseph T. McEllin, Cecilia M, Smith, Laura C. Johnson, Helen M- Cooley, L. E. Lucas, Harry W. Downs. CHAIRMAN Edward P. Grealish; secretary, Andrew J. Sheahao. CAPTAINS: Joseph Kinchley, Law rence J. Ward, M. J. Lyons, Jr., Neil Callahan. WORKERS: William Faughnan, Edward Dixon, Michael Cotter, Fritz McCarthy, William J. Croke, Frank Claffey, Rickman Ferris, Harris D’An- tignae, Otto Pope, Charles Chesser, James Faulkner, Dan Lyons, Clifford O’Connor, Dan J. Bowles 3rd, Bern ard Cashin, Lewis Blackstone, James MeAuliffe, William Pnrkall, Bernard Callahan and Martin Wallace. SACRED HEART O- -O i PT. WENTWORTH MISSION O- -o -o CHAIRMAN—John J. Logue. CAPTAINS.—Damas L. Kobleur, Maurice J, Maynard. WORKERS—Mildred Madrin, Mil- ton V- Grevenburg, Mrs. Damas L. Kobleur, Mrs. O. J. Martin, J. May nard. O- 1 o- SACRED HEART - O -o CHAIRMAN—Joseph C. Maggioni. CAFTAINS—Henry S. Ray, Joseph P. Doyle, Andrew J. Ryan, Jr., John S. Robertson, Jr , James J. McLaugh lin, William A. Saunders, Joseph A. Logan, John Z. Ryan. WORKERS—Fred Duggan, Joseph F. Rogers, John Ware, Fred Muller, Larry Steiber, Burnett Moore, Hugh K. Miner, W. Jos. McAvoy, Henry S. Ray, John F. Canty, Jernard M. Nel son, George P. Rennick, I. D. Thweatt, Joseph F. McDermott, Bernard Renkl, Leo Flanagan, J. J Goins, J. F. Cur ran, F. G. Butler, Gordon Galina, Ar thur E. Pierce, J. N. McDonough, Jr., W. H. Sexton, J. W. Howe, E A. Bren nan, Wm. J. McMahon, John M. Foughner. John R. Gaudry, M. M. Ray, Joseph H. Harte, J. G. Nueslein, Elton E. Wright, W. D. Thompson, C. M. Millard, Vivian E. Ray, Aloysius Handiboe, Jr., W. J. Conners, E. C Prendergast, J. N. Crotty, W- J. Frain, T. J. Fogarty, Jr., John Deegan, J. J. Mahaney, Sr., J. A. Battle, Jr., C. H. Colcock, John S. James, Robert A. Jiran, James H. McCormisk. James G. Renkl, John Sitlcr, John Hearn, Ed ward McBride, P- A. Belleview, G. H. Fries, Palmer Rurke, Eugene Wright, Charles Walsh, M. D. Sullivan, Da vid S. Sumner, George Bandy, J. W. Lang, Robert D. Ryan, Frank Barron, Joseph Kearney, A. L. Saunders, C. M. Courtney, R. P. Sheahan, William Leonard, Thco Masters, J. G. Butler, Jr . John B. Rurke, Thomas Halligan, James Stapleton, Elroy Stapleton, John M. Brennan. CHAIRMAN: Edward H. Schweers. CAPTAINS: E. J. O'Connor, Thos. K. Kearney, John Burke and J. P. Frice. WORKERS: Harry J. Markwalter, Dennis J. Collins, Carlton H. Vaughan, Pat Walsh, Jno. J. FarrelL Mrs. D. J. O’Connor, Mrs. C. C. Stulb, Jr., Mrs. W. A. Herman, Wm. H. Oetjen, Jr., Frank A. Dolan, T. J. Armstrong, Bernard Doris, Yale T. Boss. Mrs Hel en M. Schweers, Mrs. Ruth M. Schweers, Jerry Curley, Thos. Dixon, C. C. Stulb, Jr., Hugh Buckley, Geo. J. Morris, Jack Arthur, Miss Frances Casey and Mrs. Wm. H, Oetjen. Jr. Brunswick CHAIRMAN—Joseph L. Owens. CAPTAINS John Fasnight, John Best Wishs DAN D. DUNWODY Macon, Ga. o- | BLESSED SACRAMENT O CH A1RMA N—John W. Gleason, K S G CAPTAINS — Charles V. Walsh, Walter B. Murphy, James P. Doyle, Sr.. Thomas J. McDonough, John J. Sullivan, W. J. McKay, Chris H. Laird. WORKERS—F. B. Elmore, Charles A. Kiene, A. J. Orsini, Joseph A. Men del, W. J. Farrell, Mrs. Mary Knox, Mrs. T. F. O’Donnell, Florence McD. Schwarz, W. J. Ruggaber, Helena M- Dillon, M. J. Redmond, E. J. Jiran, E. J. Redmond, R. P. Crowder, A. J. Robertson, Jr., Harold Mulherin, W. J. Ryan, F. J. Anderson, John J. O’Connor, A. J. Halligan, F. A. Leut- rvyler, D. J. Mahany, T, J. McGinn, Joseph D. Sheehan, T. J. Halligan, P. F. Peters, L. G. Whelan, E. Rogerson, Joseph T. Coleman James J. McGrath, J. S. Morel. H. & H. R. HUHN Repairers of LOCKS, SAFES, GUNS, LAWN MOWERS, SCALES and FINE MACHINERY Opening and Repairing Safes Setting of Combinations on Safes Keyes of All Kinds Made to Order Repairing of Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols 419 SECOND STREET Ground Floor, First Nai’I Bank Telephone 187 Macon, Ga. J. W. DENSON, President E. J. DENSON, Jr., Scc.-Treas. Karsten & Denson Company Seeds, Dairy and Poultry Equipment Flower Seeds and Bulbs a Specially. We operate the Karsten & Denson Hatchery, pure bred blood tested day-old chicks. MACON, GA. Carr, B. Touhey, M- McGovern. WORKERS—Marian A. Owens, Augustine H. Owens, John H, Stiles, Edward B. Lott, E. W. Robinson, Jr., John F. Gilmore, Heywood Dudley, Manuel Boa, W. J. Evans, C. Lang, Jos. F. O’Brien, John Silva, B. A. Brunegraff, O. J- Ruistts, L. W. Hen derson, D. J. Faire, William Clifton. Douglas V o ST. PAUL’S ^ CHAIRMAN—T. W. Gray. CAPTAINS—August Deirhel Henry O’Brien, Moses Hanna. WORKERS—A. C. Hanna, E. M- Hanna, Henry Fratzer, Ed O’Brien, Lucille McDonald, Joseph Hanna. J. Paulk, Solomon George. WORKERS—Mrs. Robert, Bruce Cletus O’Brien. Elinor Whipple, Elin or Dioguardi, Roy J. Pollard, Edward M. Heagarty, D. B. Thompson, Fran cis George, A. Joseph, Nashil George. Way cross CHAIRMAN—E. M. Heagarty. CAPTAINS—Harry M. Wilson, P. P. Friberg. WORKERS—J. J. Menihan, Mrs. James O’lJavid, Mrs. Philip Friberg, Mrs. C. S. Adams, Mrs. T. E Craw ford, W. J. Wameke, A. C. McNeily, Mrs- R. J. Tickerhoff, Mrs. M. F. Jack- son, Mrs. O. T. Kenan. Dublin -o | IMMACULATE CONCEPTION o : — o CHAIRMAN—Dan Mahoney. WORKERS-Mrs. M. A. Goette, John Duff, Louis Edward Poumellc, Mr. Kennington, Horace F. Freeman. Isle of Hope o- -o I OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE ( o — O CHAIRMAN—William J. Brady. CAPTAINS—Frank Miller, W. N. Moore. 'WORKERS—Richard Bailey, Phillip McLaughlin, Willard . Douglas, Mrs. Wm- Bischoff, Mrs. Theo Pechner, Miss Gertrude Barbee. - T homasville n T ST. AUGUSTINE’S ~\ o o CHAIRMAN—. L V. Mitchell, Jr. CAPTAINS—Dr. J. J. Collins, R. V. Crine. Valdosta O- ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHAKIMAN—Harry Van Horn. CAPTAINS—G. C. Rousseau, Mrs. J- Colored Savannah Macon Student Wins Local Legion Award John Joseph Davis of St. Joseph’s School Honored (Special to The Bulletin) O ST. BENEDICT’S CHAIRMAN—Aloysius Davis. CAPTAINS—William J. Smith, Nel son J. King, Paul J. Steele, L. Mc Pherson. WORKERS—Mrs! Anita Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Rivers, Sylvester J. Bry an, Louis Weeks, Willie Newton, Mrs, Dorothy Davis, Herbert Chrisholm, Mrs. Ruth M. Perry, Mrs- Margaret E Hills, Louis W. Miller, George Chisolm, Josie Campbell, Isaac King, Elsie Y. Miller, Mary Singleton, Ger aldine Robinson, Rufus Polite, Moses Mayne, Mrs. Lucile Johnson, Mhs. Catherine Solomons, Nelson A. Cuy- ler, Mildred Chisholm. O- ST. MARY’S CHAIRMAN—William O. Hagwood. CAPTAINS—Horace Brown, Eiger, Pringle, Johnnie Hill. WORKERS—Edward King, Willie Seabrook, Wilbert Simmons, Mary Williams, William Stone, Tallulah King, Sadie Bryant, Essie Hagwood, Erma Brown, Irene Brown, Frances Brown, George Brown, Jane King, L. W. Martin, Pearl Williams- MACON, Ga. — An American Le gion School award, bestowed annual ly since 1923 by Joseph N. Neel, Jr., Post No. 3, of this city, to outstand ing boys of the seventh grade of the public and parochial schools of Bibb County, ■was won this year by John Joseph (Jack) Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs Clark A. Davis, of St. Joseph’s Parochial School. The trophy was presented by a delegation of five Le gionnaires headed by Past Comman der John J. McCreary at the closing of the school term. At die June meeting of the Legion the eighteen winners of the award, with their parents and teachers, were guests of honor and were introduced to the Legion and its Auxiliary. Past Commander Usher T. Winslett, chair man of the Committee on School Awards since its inception, presided at the meeting and explained that the purpose of giving this recognition to boys is to inspire them to develop lat ent qualities of leadership in order that future emergencies may be ade quately met. A letter to him from Father T. James McNamara, Diocesan Superintendent of Schools. com mending this patriotic program in en thusiastic terms, was read to the meeting and ordered entered on the minutes. Mr. Winslett announced that up to this year, 292 trophies had been awarded, and that his observation is that the beys who were leaders in the grammar schools likewise were us ually leaders in high schools, col lege, and in business or professional life. St. Joseph’s Parochial School has been included in the program since the movement was inaugurated in 1923. Augusta | IMMACULATE CONCEPTION I J CHURCH v ^ <> O- O— ST. ANTHONY’S -O CHAIRMAN—John Decoteau. CAPTAINS—Jessie Smith, Julius Jennings, Herman Luckett. WORKERS—Moses Remigio, Edward Luekett, Lillie R. Williams, H. Hall, Rosalie Thomas, Pearlie Jennings, Cornelius Proctor, George M. Lucas, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. Bonnie Rem- igio, E Daniels. • CHAIRMAN: Edgar Matthews. CAPTAINS: John Hughes, Samuel Wilson, J. D. Culbreth, Carrie Mae Williams, C. M. Ridley. WORKERS: Herman Edney, R. C. Williams, William Hughes, Bernice Williams, John Norris, Lula Wray, Mary L. Powell, James Goulden, Vir gil Moore, Rufus Cash, Claudia Rob erts, Dorothy Hear Marguerite Cul breth, Joseph Colbert Louise Miller, Thelma Cogb, Carrie Watson. Law-. rence Stewart, Pauleta Hughes, Wil liam Evans, James Childs, Theresa Elim and Clara Elnott. Leading Firms of Macon, Ga. Riverside Ice & Coal Company Modern Cold Storage ICE COAL TELEPHONE 21T Fifth Street Bridge MACON, GEORGIA Williams Jewelry Company Jewelers and Silversmiths Watchmakers v Albert Beeland, Manager 457 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Representing J. P. '"Stevens Engraving Company, Atlanta, Ga. J. H. DuBOSE & Son Scrap Irons and Metals, Scrap Automobiles a Specialty Phone 652 121-141 Poplar St. MACON, GA. Pasteurized Dairy Products DACRO PROTECTED Sunshine Dairies 510 Forsyth Street PHONE 1181 Presented by R. B. WADLEY, Prop. Macon, Georgia T. Roy Raines Two Stores SERVICE OUR MOTTO Phones 4186—4187 805 Mohtpelia and Cross Keyes Macon, Ga. 1 i i -:s 1 Dunlap Chevrolet Company SALES SERVICE L. M. LOH Vice-Prcs. Macon, Ga. Ard Cash Grocery J. D. ARD J. A. TEBEAU Staple and Fancy Groceries and Meats Phones 4796-97 289 Washington Ave. WASHBURN STORAGE CO. Household and Commer cial Storage, Local and Long Distance Hauling. Bargains in all Kinds of Used Furniture 201 Poplar Street Telephone 5376-5377 Macon, Georgia
